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You see zodiac names on belt buckles and bumper stickers and medallions. You hear horoscope hypes in the top ten records. Zodiac magazines, charms, earrings, bracelets, patches, potholders, license-plate holders, calendars, and other assorted rubble sell like never before. Alas, even seminary students seem to know "which sign they were born under." So far, no problem. Everyone enjoys a harmless fad, if it doesn't go too far. Unless. Unless you start to believe that it's something more than a fad. taken from link supplied by LDS above: Other great link: https://library.lds.org/nxt/gateway.dll/Mag...ke%20cancer.htm |
Hi! I just read the notes in this thread. I have often pondered the ideas of horoscopes/astrology numerology etc. I believe that we have been told that no mortal on earth can predict the future. I do wonder though about the mysteries the stars hold. By this I mean that I feel there is significance to their order and placement. The traditions of many cultures describe the origin of the earth and man etc. They also include the origin of the stars, sun, moon and planets. This consistency throughout mankind leads me to wonder about the significance of the movements of these stars as well. There is great importance placed upon the appearance of a new star when Jesus was born. This star signaled his birth. It is often said that the wise men and the shepards found him by following this star. We use the stars etc. to guide us as a compass. I wonder if there is a higher level of understanding that we may one day achieve that will explain the importance of stars etc. and how to read the mysteries they hold.
I do not believe that we have even a microbe of the information that we will obtain as we progress through the phases of our existence. Just as the gospel was taught to man line upon line and precept upon precept I believe we will yet learn there are many depths of the understanding of each and every aspect or principle.
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"I believe that we have been told that no mortal on earth can predict the future." |
Rather off topic, but... One of the things I do like in our Church is that we do recognize premonitions, inspiration and warnings for ourselves, our family and our calling. We do call it listening to the spirit or inspiration. And we do listen to the advise of Modern day Prophets, Sears and Revelators! Did I misunderstand you? |
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